Isla Hartley is a Sports Reporter at NewsUK. She covered the British summer of sport from Wimbledon to the Test grounds. She focuses on tennis, cricket and athletics and is known for clear, deadline-driven reporting. She holds a degree in Sports Studies from the University of Stirling and completed an NCTJ diploma. Now based in Glasgow, she runs half-marathons and follows Scottish athletics. “The overlooked athlete usually has the better story.”
Dua Lipa’s Impact on the Fury vs Joshua Fight
Dua Lipa’s decision not to perform has created uncertainty around the upcoming heavyweight bout between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.
Union Jack Flown Upside Down During Royal Visit
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Wilfried Nancy: From Celtic Stint to Lorient Managerial Shortlist
Wilfried Nancy’s brief tenure at Celtic ended in disappointment, but he now finds himself on the managerial shortlist for Lorient in Ligue 1.
Bermuda: King Charles’ Visit to
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Banksy, now known as Robin Gunningham, has revealed a new statue in London. The piece adds to his legacy of politically-charged public art.
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Martin Lewis highlights the risks of losing money on hotel bookings if flights are cancelled, especially when booked separately.
Brian May and the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert Controversy
At the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert, speculation swirls around Guns N’ Roses possibly sabotaging Spinal Tap’s performance. The event drew 72,000 fans.